Milan is the principal city of Northern Italy and the business capital of the Lombardy region. The town is famous for its innovations in fashion, wealth, and cultural heritage. Everyone will find something for themselves in Milan: from lovers of entertainment and shopping to connoisseurs of art and historical architecture.

The city's glorious history accompanies tourists at every step of their walk. One of the historical assets is the Cathedral of Santa Maria Nascente, one of the most significant religious buildings in the world and probably the most beautiful church in the Gothic style. A walk on the roof will be very atmospheric, from where the snow-capped peaks of the Alps are visible. With one more step of the walk, the magnificent La Scala opens - one of the most famous opera houses in the world. In addition, Milan has UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the 14th century Sforza Castle, which houses a beautiful museum with such rarities as Michelangelo's last masterpiece. But the city's artistic side does not end there but only begins. All city guests must visit the da Vinci Museum - the national museum of science and technology, located in the building of the former monastery. Of particular interest is the gallery of Leonardo da Vinci with his works and tools of Galileo, Newton, and Volt.

Milan has long been an important national and European scientific center. Such progression is due to the numerous epidemics that covered Europe and stimulated humanity to find extraordinary solutions to save humanity. Back in 1798, during an outbreak of smallpox, Giuseppe Giannini and Luigi Sacco immunized one and a half million inhabitants. In 1889, the Anti-rabies Institute for producing vaccines and vaccinations was established. And already in 1894, bacteriologist Serafino Belfanti founded the Milan Institute of Serotherapy, a center for scientific research and vaccine production. The invention of the artificial pneumothorax for treating the disease in 1888 belongs to prof. Carlo Forlanini and Giovanni Battista Montegia were the first to describe infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis in 1813 correctly. And according to the tradition of innovative ideas and science, the world-renowned University Hospital San Raffaele Milan with the European Institute of Oncology Milan was opened here in 1969 and in 1994, which not only treats patients from all over the world highly effectively but also makes significant adjustments to the modern vision of treatment and diagnostic approaches diseases.

A natural wonder for everyone in the city of Milan, fashionable and at the same time scientific. The town shows its versatility and talent in different directions, so it suits every tourist with tastes and preferences.

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